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i Z O L. «w V w 917 -jIjCTWITHSTANDIN© ti?e tremendous advances is? t&c prices of botJ? U?c raw material apd t!?c Mpisljcd article, arc to offer you a 'large assortment of flood* a \ ti)acl> less il?e n>at;<ifacturers’ present prices. - If a carcmS study of U,e nollem,entioped lisjes fail to convince, visit our estaftlisfynpeitf a pel view tl?e actual articles. SOES (SLACi 12 Pairs Ladies’ (Pace Shoos, cloth tops, i2s fid. 18 Pairs Ladies’ Glaco Derby Shoos Mi 6d. 2 Pairs Ladies’ Chrome Derby Shoes 8s 6d. 4 Pairs Ladies’ Chrome Derby Shoes 12s 6d. 24 Pairs Ladies’ Box Calf Derby Stout Shoes, stout soles 21s. 6 Pairs Ladies’ Glace Kid Derby Shoes 16* 6d. 12 Pairs Ladies’ Light Glace Kid 1-bar Phoes, pump soles, 12s 6d. 12. Pairs Ladies’ Light Patent front 1 bar Shoes, pump soles, 13s Cd. 8 Pairs Ladies’ Glace Kid Ankle Strap Shoes 14s Cd. 8 Pairs Ladies’ Patent Leather Anklestrap Shoes 14s Cd. 10 Pairs Ladies’ Patent Leather Ankleatrap Shoes ISs Cd. 6 Pairs Ladies’ Glace Kid Flap Shoos 13b Cd. (.#T! IM LADIES’ AMERICAN BOOTS AND SHOES. Usually. Now. Ladies’ Glace Kid Boots oOs' 22s Cd Ladies’ Glace Kid Button Shoes 22a Cd 16s 6d Ladies’ Glace Kid Button Shoes 30s 21s Od Only a limited number of these linos are available. A large assortment of Ladies’ Tan Shoes at 12s Cd, 14s 6d, and 16s ,6d per pair. A lew pairs of Black or Tan Evening Sheo* reduced to 5s 6d to clear. Ladies’ Patent Evening Shoes 12s Cd, Ladies’ Glace Kid Courts or Strap (best i English) 17s 6d. £H 0? mm Uill Maids’ Box Calf Boots, 7 to 9,8 s 6d, 10’s to 13’s, 10s 6d. Maids’ Glace Kid Button Boots, all sizes, 9s Cd. Maids’ Tan Langtry Shoes, 10’a to 13’s, 7s lid. LADIES’ WHITE CANVAS SHOES Ladies’ White Canvas Derby Shoos, reduced to 10s 9d. Ladies’ White Canvas Derby Shoes, reduced to 7s lid. Ladies’ White Canvas Button Shoes, reined to Cs lid. Ladies’ White Canvas Button Shoos, reduced to 9s 6d. Ladies’ White Canvas Button .Shoes, reduced to 10s 9d. Ladies’. White Canvas Strap Shoes, reduced to 7s lld and 10s 9d. And, numerous other Lines. JEN’S SHOES 6LAOK AND WHITE We offer yon a large assortment of Chil. dren's Shoes from Is 6d per pair to 9s fid. Maids’ White Canvas' Strap Shoes, 7’s to B’s, 5s Cd, Maids’ White Canvas Strap Shoes, 10’a to 13’s, 6s fid. | am? Ladies’ Stout Chrome Derby Boots Ms fid. Ladies’ Glace Kid Derby Boots 19s fid. Ladies’ Box Calf Derby Boots 17a fid Ladies' Glace Kid Button Boots 19s fid. Ladies’ Glace Kid Derby Boots 22s Cd and 255. 10 Pairs Ladies’ Rubber Knee Boots, to clear, 9s Cd. 8 Pairs Children’s Rubber Knee Boots, sizes 7 to 10, 7s fid. 6 Pairs Gent’s Rubber Knee Boots, to clear, 19s Cd, 8 Pairs Gent’s Rubber Thigh Boots, to ' clear,2ls. 6 Pairs Gent’s Rubber Thigh Boots, with solid leather soles, usually 70s, now 42s fid, sizes 9, 10, 11, Boys’ and Youths’ Roots are subject during sale time to a 10 per cent, discount 24 Pairs Gent’s French Calf Boots, size 6 only, 16s 6d. Gent’s Kip Shooters 17$ Cd, 18s fid, 19s fid, 21s, np. 16 Pairs Gent’s Kip Whole Tights 21s. Gent’s Box Calf Boots 19* fid, 22s fid, 23* fid, 255. Gout’s Glace Kid Boots 10s fid, 21s, 22* fid, 255, 27s fid. Cent’s Tan Boots, all prices, from 16s fid to 40a. Cent's Black Glace Kid Shoes 21s, 22 1 fid. , Gent’s Patent Leather Shoes, to'clear, at 255. 6 Pairs Cent’s Black Boots at 7s fid, .6 Pairs Chrome Football Root* I!* Pd.

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